What are the kinds of maladjusted behavior?

Maladjusted behavior refers to actions or patterns that negatively affect an individual's ability to adapt to their environment or meet social expectations. Common types include aggression, withdrawal, defiance, and social anxiety. These behaviors can stem from various factors, including emotional distress, trauma, or environmental influences. Addressing maladjusted behavior often requires therapeutic intervention to promote healthier coping mechanisms and social skills.